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Seats Available 2 PART II Frontier Romance Now on Four Screens Romance which existed be tween two of the hardest charac Three Theaters Book McGuire, Young Picture Ticket sale for the mystery thriller, 'The Bat," will open tomorrow morning at the Musart. Production begins a limited engagement Wednesday, Sept 1L LOOKING AT HOLLYWOOD ters of the old West, 'Wild 'Bill Hiekok. exDonent of law and "Claudia and David," starring Ill'" order, and Calamity Jane, a AND FILM 1 beauty who packed a pair of six shooters and drove a six-horse Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young, opens tomorrow at Loew's State, Chinese and Uptown theaters. Directed by Walter Lang and produced by William Perlberg, the 20th Century-Fox film is based on Rose Franken's stories of a young married couple. stage, is the basis of "The Plains man." now on the screens of Pic fair, Arlington, Cinema and Ver THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1 946 mont theaters.

1 At W- J5ji f' 1 7 WMI'1I HHMMI lllirP BOB Blvd. Thursday night you might think P. T. Barnum had returned. But you will only be seeing Mike Todd's circus and political parade as a prelude to the opening of "Up in Central Park" at the BowJ Saturday night.

He'll have horses, torches, tumblers and stars. Norma Shearer and Jerry Wald discussing her doing an original story called "Unfaithful" theme of which seems to be: "Conscience makes cowards of us all." Can't understand all the hullabaloo about Bing Crosby's putting his radio show incans. He and millions of others have been canning their stuff for years in the movies. Nobody objected. DECLARATION Sidney Buchman leaves Columbia when he finishes "Assigned to Treasury" in' January.

He'll then do "The Last Frontier," a Harold Fast story, HOPE Lloyd Nolan Joins Star Group in 'Big Haircut' BY EDWIN SCHALLEKT "The Big Haircut" is finally in action at Paramount studio. Location work was done while the "haircut" was on in the fields in the San Joaquin Valley, with much "notoriety" attaching thereto. However, very little was required of actor talent in that venture. So Paramount yesterday amplified fhe cast by securing Lloyd Nolanj who normally works at 20th, to impersonate the important role of the executive assistant of Alan Ladd in the story of the "combines," as the great apparatuses are called which shear the fields. 4 4 fjeaueaire LEAD Marjorie Reynolds plays in the new Bob Hope film, "Monsieur Beaucaire," at the Paramount theaters.

1 i fATRlC KNOWLES lHi.M JMk SdXMkfWrt CtU cois LaFleshe in Ottawa, last week. He's just back from Greece. After their honeymoon, she'll return to pictures. Katherine Dunham, dancer, expects to bring her new revue to Hollywood for four weeks. "New Orleans" has snagged Richard Hageman for an acting job.

He and Louis Armstrong will 1 a hot piano-trumpet duet Georgia Carroll swears she's througji with high notes. She'll just listen to the low notes of her offspring. Paul Lukas en route to Canada via New York for "Stronghold." Darryl Zanuck also gave the cold shoulder to "Bloomer Girl." Alice Faye has two more pictures to do for 20th. But since her contract allows her a lot of time, studio doesn't know when or what her next picture will be. bv the Chlcaeo Tribune-New York News Syndicate 1946 A ARAMOVJNT rtCTUK Music Show' That takes care of all the important cast members, it is said, 2i HIT Dewnfeii Only as an independent, with Wil-.

GOD'S COUNTRY'i the others being Dorothy Lamour and Robert Preston. JOHN IRELAND SIGNS WITH HOWARD HAWKS Robrl Lowery Helen Gilbert Jack Warner gave Jerry Wald and Delmer Daves the green light on "John Paul Jones." They'll try to make it an exciting adventure in American history, showing how Washington, Jefferson and Hamilton fought for our Union. Scenes will be shot at Mount Vernon, Philadelphia and Williamsburg, Va. The conflict going on jn Europe today, is not unlike the fight of our 13 Colonies to get together under one Constitution. Today, as then, we fight for democracy.

Guthrie McClintic flew here for a week-end, then back to New York, where he and Kit Cornell celebrate their silver wedding anniversary this week. He doesn't know what Kit's play will be this season. It could be "The Last Fling" or Sam Behrman's new play. She's so worried about the health of her father, Dr. Peter-Cornell, that she's spending most of her time between New York and Buffalo.

Her father's 81. SHOWCASE Keenan Wynn was so excited over plans for opening El Patio Theater here on Hollywood Sept. 30, that he came to my house to tell me all about them. First ply will be "20th Century" with Keenan and Tamara Geva; second, "Blind Alley" with, he hopes, Lew Ayres. Later on Keenan and Ty Power will do "Petrified Forest." Spence Tracy wants to do a play, and Gene Kelly longs to do "Cyrano de Bergerac." Cary Grant may play "Counselor-at-Law." The theater will also give young players the opportunity of being seen and trained.

Johnny Maschio's collecting funds from Roz Russell, Cary Grant, Lee Bowman, Van Johnson and others. This is the beginning of what we've been crying' out for these many years. Mark Hellinger's 5-year-old son. broke his foot He fell from a horse which became frightened and kicked the boy. If you wander up Hollywood CINiCCHOt 1 EXTRA! "SWHNGOr iMrf John Ireland's fate Is settled in a big way.

The actor, who scored as Windy in "Walk in the Sun," has a seven-year contract with Howard Hawks of Monterey. Productions and will do his liam Wellman likely directing. It's Adm. Harry Cohn in Catalina waters, if you please, since he's chartered the yaght, the Vega. Roy Del Ruth has Don De Fore for "Favorite Son." Suzanne Cloutier, who appeared with Merle Oberon in "Temptation," married Fran- first work under the terms of the deal in "Red River." Ireland will be featured with John Wayne and Walter Brett LI nan, who have the lead ind principal character part, respectively.

There is still a leading woman and another male actor of impor tance to be chosen for the film, which will location for probably all of two months in Arizona. Company is at Elgin, 60 miles WAIT DlSNErs New at Ebell A 'pleasant little show that will never set the river on fire, but which is full of youth, verve, melody and is sprinkled with clever bits of satire, is the musical, "Ready or Not" which opened last night at the Wilshire Ebell Theater. Music is by Stan Keyava Jr. and. Eddie Davies, lyrics by Gene Ellis and Bernard Ide and the piece has made the rounds of ome of the Army camps.

A little speeding up in spots and cuts in other places would do no harm. Story has a humorous facet in that eager-beaver G.I.'s, wanting to go to college, hurry to the 0 "DUWB BELL mm CF THE YUKON south of Tucson, now. Ireland will be seen as Cherry Valance of the story. HATHAWAY TO DIRECT ANNABELL.A, GREENE Director Henry Hathaway will be steering the course for An- nabella and Richard Greene in "The Night the WorJcl Shook; which is to be produced by Gene Markey for 20th. Darryl Zanuck liked the work of Hathaway so well in "13 Rue Madeleine" that he tore up his old contract and gave him a new one as well as this assignment.

Georgiana Gray, a Los Angeles girl of 19 years who went east for study and little theater work, is announced as a film find advertised site, only to find the building barely begun. Plot hops airily in and out and nobody mm mm seems to worry about it. Story IM-M PA1EE-PAT7I BRABY SAIAil concerns the ambition of the OHM ART CA Mr ticf a fVvAMtf fcr if DAVID KUn.lt JLLtX GOTTLIEB prexy's son to complete a col 2 iMAFtMM HMUUi MSIKS cn't lection of prehistoric bones in order to enhance the college's prestige. IMoa00, ftoino iwuTEt-JI 1 1 'avi'" Gets the Bones This reviewer doesn't know how he finally got those because an early deadline called, Peep their love! risk! mm rj rjm but the lady press agent assured us he didf A comic episode has a drunk in a bar thinking the by William Le Baron and Boris Morros, who are producing "uar-negie Hall" in New York. They saw her in the-rushes of the film, for which 500 to 750 supernumeraries are being used, and now have plans to feature her in "Carmen from Kenosha," which will be made here.

RETURN OF RIN-TIN-TIN' TO BE FILMED Real revival of past memories should be conjured by the fact that "The Return of Rin-Tin-Tin" will be on the release chart for the fall. Lee Dundan's war dog, Rin-Tin-Tin III, is the canine star. Donald Woods and Claudia Drake have signed for the two human leads. Bobby Blake Is in another part. PRC is sponsoring.

Maurice and Franklin King are talking up a big deal for Lew Ayres, which would comprehend his directing and, acting in both a stage and screen production of "Focus." Story is an original by -Arthur Miller, which will be dramatized and screen-written by Jerome Chodorov. Price offer for Ayres is reported somewhere around $200,000 for the tasks. OPPEXHEIMEB LINES UP WITH RAINBOW George Oppenheimer, who for long was one of the leading writers for M.G.M., has signed with Rainbow, according to announcement by Irving Asher. That's significant, too, it is said, because it seems to give credence to reports that Leo McCarey will concentrate on a production or two thafhe does not himself direct. v.Airt bones are those of the college boy's "victim." Romance Is not overlooked iin-TIVi tllATi'fJiI'Si llriTili'Ms and two very engaging young people play the leads -SMlan Cole imn $kisi and Nancy Sheldon, both of whom also have excellent singing voices.

Dave LeGrant made a hit with his mugging and pantomime as a drunk imagining he was in a submarine, and I A i Lloyd Jenkins scored as "Foxhole" MacCarthy, who. comes to Hugo Haas, so active at the Phoenix Theater, will impersonate college ana asKS mem to iearn him." Scenery is futuristic and Stan Keyava's orchestra is loud. G. K. a foreign director in "Merton of the Movies" at m.Ct.m.

Aiirea Linder, who was signed in the East by 20th for "The House on 9Jrid St." and "13 Rue Madeleine," will portray a skid row gangster in "Brashear Doubloon." Gene Kelly will do an old-fashioned waltz In "Life's for the Loving." Signe Hasso will have the feminine lead in the Gryphon Players production of "George" at the Laguna Playhouse and Michael Curtiz is supervising with Robert Milton directing. Stars Tested Sam Wood is testing a total of 31 male stars in order, to select the three who will play top roles in "Ivy." Rugged Cinema Dishes Served to Broadwayites 1 VM1BI RMNS Lancaster is variously said to BY NORBERT LUSK have made a most promising 31 on row film debut as a likable fall NEW YORK, Sept. 4. Two tough and tensile films compete to have made an impressive debut," and to be "a find par ex for first honors this week on IZ3 INDEPENDENT THEATRE GUIDE 3rd BIG WEEK! LOS ANGELES NEIGHBORHOOD. cellence," all this without pre liminary drum-beating.

-DOWNTOWN tOS ANGELES ARCADE. S34 8 Braadwav ADAMS, Broadway, one distinguished by the appearance of a favorite star, the other bene.fited by the w. ui mm widow: -Medal for Beany: Secret Cemaiaa4 ma TVyyy. rmmw nigai in rmm; want cam luntai loni alamad -easy ta we; BROADWAY, 428 8. Broadway-CAMEO, 528 8.

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isread1 Impressive debut of a newcom esx weea-tnq: Fellow the Laaoer ARLINGTON, 2517 W. Waahiiiata toil, 320 S. Broadway. Fire Wife; Csotsia Kie U.N0A -EA- First at San Pedro -Gay Cabal lere: Thander Tew Moivn. wii u.a..

Maji wna oared YAiSN- Tr hi Mmia Hall: Jaaia Geta Married Stranaar: Brida War Baau er. The pictures in question are "The Big Sleep," at the Strand, y'STARTS TOMORROW jbh OLvaiPir aTC C- i Caesar aed Cleaeatr TOWN ll 5 sfnf Affairs af Susan: Vtttsr, uwh. Hill St The Southerner: Smia. Out the Bines yreninan-wnnnn prioa war fctooti: Baarehina Wiad and "The Killers," at the Win OAitiu, i uii main Each Hit Own: Of Haaua Baadaaa 07 riant. Or.

Prlaaaar af Zanda: Tam Sawyr ter Garden. The established CENTRO. 7764 S. Central CENTURY, COIS 3 -Jaaia Gets Married: Marshal af Lareda Kid Fraaa Braoklya; Bambae Blanda tady Ba Carefal; Pursuit ta Haaaimca CONGRESS. 7510 8.

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Jeflerwn- Blu Dahlia: Haadlum Saint who, if critical comment means Ice Show Will Premiere Here Details for the world premiere of Follies of 1947" at the Pan-Pacific, Sept 19, were completed yesterday. This will mark the ninth consecutive year the Shipstads and Johnson show has named the Pan-Pacific as the site for its engagement No. 1 name on the roster of stars is Roy Shipstead, called the world's top exponent of smooth, sophisticated skating. The Stranger: Bride Ware Bests Bua Tew: Wild Brim Kent EAGLE, 4834 Eaele Rack Bld EL SERENO. HuaL Dr.

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A7Uta -a- rrera ureekiya; Falcon's ahoi lit. A- TEMPLE. 1 F' lU I i El- li.LasTnas- Rosemea! rection of Robert tjodmak and its well-controlled performances. In fact, a reviewer declares that "the combination of control and self-control in Mr. Siod-mak's direction hits the melodramatic bull's-eye on every count" Unquestionably the film la a hit with the critics.

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Oreaaside PALOMAR. Oeeanside STRAND, 235 Pike. Lent Beach- -Blu Dahlia; Sen of Ariiee in reaturea; stage Shew -Djry ef Chambermaid: Girl Trouble MUSICAL H0W Cary Grant Alexis Smith cl stuuiiuu. c.1 Beguaoe-PLAZA. Hawthorne REX.

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